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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1969
Page
2
Great Dane Top, injured with a broken rib, saved two children and will receive a gold medal and collar plus a year’s dog food supply. Owners Norma Clark and Alan Patzwaldt will get a $1000 savings bond at a dinner in Atlanta.
Services for Mrs. Elizabeth C. Ridge of Dayton aged 52 will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Mccoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Henry Howard officiating. Burial is in Midletown Cemetery. Friends may call today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Ridge died Tuesday at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Dayton.
Dallas Winkler Sr. 43 of Hamilton died at 6 10 p m yesterday at Fort Hamilton Hospital after a two year illness. He owned and operated the Dallas Super Market. Survived by wife Dorothy a daughter Donna son Dallas Jr and a foster daughter Linda Day all at home mother Mrs Ella Winkler of Hamilton three brothers Charles Oral and Harold all of Hamilton two sisters Mrs Opal Rose of Hamilton and Mrs Helen Hull of Circleville Services at 10 a m Saturday Campbell Funeral Home Hamilton Burial Greenwood Cemetery Funeral home will be open tomorrow from 6 to 9 p m
Mrs Fern Manning 71 of 316 N Seventh St. services 10 a.m. Saturday. Samuel Campbell 89 of 7050 Logsdon Rd. services 10 a.m. Saturday at West Side Baptist Church. Albert Kouba 64 of 3665 Dixie Hwy. services 10 a.m. tomorrow. James Bowling 77 of 1208 Ross Ave. services 10 a.m. tomorrow.
Charles A. Grayson of Cincinnati files a $251 369.60 damage suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court alleging his parked car was rear ended on Magic Avenue near Holiday Drive in Fairfield on January 31 1963. He claims back and chest injuries and seeks damages for injuries medical expenses and lost earnings from Walter Newkirk of 2263 Noble Ave.
In Columbus Ohio police charged Joe Lee Rivers 36 with two counts of first degree murder in the shotgun slayings of his mother in law Beatrice Ellis 43 and her daughter Darlene 15 at Ellis home. Rivers admitted entering the home after argument. The victims were killed by shotgun blasts.
Weekend camp at Camp Kern near Fort Ancient features mock convention and talks by sports figures and state Sen Stan Aronoff. Participants pay 10 dollars. registration starts 8:30 a.m. Saturday with meals included and a dance headlining by Lin Mink.
police say more than 150 gravestones were overturned and smashed at a Jewish cemetery on the Rhine River in Cologne Germany. authorities described the act as vandalism and confirmed extensive damage.
Strikes continued to disrupt two eastern Ohio districts Struthers and Howland, affecting 7 Struthers schools and prompting early dismissals in Howland. In Struthers 135 teachers and 21 workers halted opening. Howland held classes but sent pupils home early. The Struthers dispute centers on a proposed $1,000 pay boost and a 4.8 mill levy, with court action and mediation talks underway.
Dr. John Terlesky warned that the pill carries strong psychological implications in his talk at the First Methodist Church. He noted it affects wives husbands and even married daughters, can trigger mood changes and symptoms resembling early pregnancy, and may stir unrecognized psychological issues.
State Auditor’s examiner pins $9478 in missing district funds on William R. Sanderson former Reading City School District clerk treasurer in Hamilton County. Audit covers 1966 to 1969. $6506 in excess unauthorized salary payments, including $2069 in 1967 and $4436 in 1968. Remaining $9478 partially repaid, with checks issued or voided ledgers and missing payroll records under review.
Twenty six states prohibit the safe and uncontrolled use of fireworks amid concerns over injuries and fire risks. Authorities urge compliance to reduce accidents and related penalties.
Senator Everett Dirksen is resting well after removal of a cancerous lung tumor at Walter Reed. Doctors say the tumor was malignant yet localized with no evident need for further treatment. aides expect a hospital stay up to six weeks while Senator Hugh Scott covers leadership duties.
New Delhi AP reports a government committee accepts nudity and kissing onscreen for the first time in years while warning intimate scenes require delicate handling. The ruling aims to modernize censorship while maintaining caution in portrayal.
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